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Well, welcome to Papa John's Hawaii. When you' re looking for groceries on Oahu, you' ll find pizzas comfortable and tasty at Papa John's. Skip boiling and call us for made-to-measure pizzas with the fresest raw materials. Honolulu is a 15 location Honolulu franchising company offering not only the full range of services for pizzas, but also the possibility of providing meals for schools and fund-raising!

Begin your dinner with a few of our tasty pages, among them loaves of bread, chickens and more! Complement your meals with freshly made cinnapie for afters. With Papa John's Hawaii you can rely on good meals at a good rate. The pizzas are made with high grade raw materials for the best flavor.

Exclusively using handmade pastry, home-made tomato dressing and organic stuffing free of filler. The pizza is covered with high-quality spreads, green vegetable and genuine Mexzarella cheeses to give it a tasty and naturally flavoured aroma. When you surf the Internet to deliver groceries, host your event at your schools or raise funds in Honolulu or other parts of the country, please visit our website for more information.

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Papah?naumoku, sometimes also known as Papa, is the geomother godsdess in the Kanaka Maoli of Hawaii. Papa and her man W?kea (Heavenly Father) are the ancestors of all men and Kalo, and the island's mothers as the Kanaka Maoli Manifesto of this world. In 2007, the Northwestern National Monument of the Marine of Hawaiian Island was re-named Papah?naumoku?kea Marine National Monument, a variation of its name.

There' re many myths about Dad. It is revered by the indigenous people of Hawaii, especially females, as the primal strength of nature, which has the strength to give lives and to be healed. Hale o Papa is the main religion associated with her adoration. Hale-o-Papa are often constructed in conjunction with Luakini or male shrines (places of "official" ceremonies, mainly devoted to the deities K? and Lono), although many practicians believe that they can also coexist indipendently.

Dad got to marry Wakea first, then his sibling Te Tumu, then Atea and last but not least Rangi. It was certainly not a god, its offspring of it and its men were the Ariki Lineage (high-ranking nobles, kings) of Hawaii, Rarotonga, Aitutaki and the Maori. Papa's grandma was Oahu, daugther of Hawaii Loa and Hualalai.

Papanuihanaumoku, also known as Papa and Papatuanuku, passed away in Waieri, Tahiti. In the Halawa Valley, O?ahu, daddy was said to have been borne and spend her early years there. After traveling around the island, she married W?kea To keep Papa away (in some version of the history the institute of the hood system was part of his plan) so that he could allure Ho?ohokukalani, he cheated.

She was angry when Dad found out the facts. But when Ho?ohokukalani gave mother to a still-born infant, it was Dad who called the infant Haloa and dug it in the mud. This is where the first koto was born. W?kea and had a live kid, also called Haloa.

It became the forefather of all Kanaka Maoli or all people. Papa is often a key character in the Aloha motion ??ina because her mind is that of the life-giving, caring, forgiiving soil that nourishes man' s lives and that is misused by the wrongdoings of humanity, especially with a view to the misuse of it.

The new inauguration of W?kea Marine National Monument was in 2008 based on the name Papah?naumoku and Papah?naumoku?kea.